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Yup, not taking them on for nothing. Strong customer base across a varied sector. Well regarded as far as I am aware.

Can only assume they feel they are going to be busy with all things DMG. And if not it suggests a healthy and no doubt profitable pipeline of work.

12p by Xmas 🤔 perhaps 2025.

That's a clever solution to quite a problem Patx. If it can catch the fishes also ideal 😂

And tadaaaa, I'm in profit 😂

Rediverted some funds so topped up somewhat. Spread had tightened to just over 4% so seemed a good deal?

Often see 10% being the quoted spread on the likes of lse etc, have found that to be inaccurate on many occasions when I've actually got a live price. Can't see that spread being much lower, so pressed the accept button.

1p is pretty much the bottom ( fingers crossed) so thinking it's a shrewd move. We will see. If things go to plan, it's surely not going to be a bad choice.

Yup, good article. Was listening to a discussion on it last night. The argument was that it's the end of plastic production in the 1st place that's the actual fix, then the removal etc.

Plastic, like oil. Be around for a long time yet, and even if it stopped tomorrow, getting rid / clearing up would take a lifetime if not longer.

Good info Slappy

Hi Barnet. Does feel like we may very well now be at the point where we can expect a climb towards the "big switch on"

Expect a bit of sp movement north and south in the run up, but overall I'm very confident that the overall trend will very much be positive.

Not making rash, ridiculous price predictions, but there's been a lot of news/progress, with not much real positive impact on sp.

There's got to be a good chance that will change, and highly likely at quite a pace. Good luck all, and Go Go Go PHE/Eng

Nice wee article on LinkedIn.

Not earth shattering news but it's good to actually see progress

It's very much real folks, more excited about pilot site opening than I am about Xmas.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/engsolve-limited_innovation-techcentre-syngasflare-activity-7265695560966270976-1LsR?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android

Divvy, that's a far too sensible post. You'd best be careful you don't get 2tier at the door offering you either trade and industry or environmental minister position.

It's so obvious and easy isn't it. Makes you really question why it's not "the norm".

Bit like stopping O&G developments then paying millions upon millions to ship LPG around the world to help support energy demand lol.

Hi Mad, had phe been going along the same route (which many others do successfully) I could understand anyone's concern with that article

Same subject, different process. Therefore in my view it's nothing for me to be overly concerned with. Infact you could see it as a positive in that it's less compotition for all that plastic waste which is needing death with.

The true answer to the problem is 100% to stop producing it, but whilst recyclable cardboard pkg is good for lots of things, it can't fully replace where you need goods to be kept fresh etc during transportation.

The answer to that would be to only consume home grown foods, and within a short time frame (unless folk happy to eat rotting veg etc).

Then have all the plastic already produced to deal with anyways. So very interesting article, but it's nothing to lose sleep over.

Haha, I'll be watching blue.

Follow the green cross code, simple as that

No, Stan from laurel and Hardy. Stan from coronation Street or Stan from on the buses. 😂

Powerhouse Energy Group Plc (AIM: PHE), a company pioneering integrated technology that converts non-recyclable waste into low carbon energy with a revenue generating engineering consulting division (Engsolve), is pleased to announce that it has been notified by The Bridgend County Borough Council which includes the towns of Bridgend and Maesteg, and the seaside resort of Porthcawl.

That Mr Jones at No 44's complaint regarding potential noise levels exceeding 115Db on occasions has been withdrawn following his untimely death.

Mr Jones. it's reported, was struck by an electric vehicle as he crossed the road carryng his "no kilns here" placard on route to the enrty gates to the PHE facility.

Local eye witnesses and first to the scene incident response confirm that he did manage to say a few words before his sad passing.

"if only it had been a noisey waste truck, I'd have heard it coming"

As we get nearer to blast of, then no doubt more shadows shall be cast on the ray of plastic waste to energy ray of sunshine (phe/eng).

As for noise etc, there is absolutely no way that Paul and Co will not have already had many discussions with those that at the end of the day will rubber stamp things. They (Paul and Co) will 100% know what they need to do to comply with all regs be it H&S, Enviro, CDM or whatever.

They will also be pretty assured on what they will be needing to deal with during the actual test site operation.

Remember, this is a test/pilot site only, designed to prove a concept where thereafter it does not even have to be operational, the data from testing / validation will simply be used to then monetise via licence and working with anyone interested on adopting the tech elsewhere in the world.

No need for lorries turning upb24/7 365. Be a reasonably short time where anyone is impacted, even if they are impacted at all.

Lol dusty. If folk are going to try and cast fear and doubt, at least cover your tracks 😂.

Apologies if I've misunderstood anyone else in the same bracket, just if something looks like poop, smells like poop and feels like poop. History / Experience tells me it's poop 100%

Oh the irony Blue

Your attempt at doubt? answered by one of your own posts a while back (see beluw snippet) 😂

I asked Paul Emmett whether he was happy with progress , he said he would only be happy when nearby

residents started complaining about the noise and extraction through the outer walls.

Q4 was also the stated target.

It's exactly as I myself projected a week or so ago when someone was asking for folks thoughts on start up.

Ready to go by Xmas break. Proper testing / validation to commence on return to work post new year break with potential customers eager to visit.

No surprises whatsoever, everything on track, all systems near go, customers waiting to visit site. All is extremely well at phe/eng.

I'm astonished we're still at 1p tbh. I'm 99.999% certain that the sp will be much higher. It's only a matter of time. If the opportunity arises with some of my other holdings I shall be switching some more funds over to phe. That 0.001% has me covering all bases though so perhaps I'll just go with what I've got. Quite a considerable holding where even 2p would have me swinging from the chandeliers. I do expect 2p to be easily passed during 2025.

Great minds and all that👍

News already out via RNS, but good to see it now being promoted elsewhere.

https://mailchi.mp/edm.unitedhydrogenlimited.com/national-h2-advances-groundbreaking-waste-to-energy-project-with-commencement-of-feed-study?e=d749fd40e6

Tick Tock. Start your engines.

Yes dusty, Japanese not renowned for not knowing their onions.

Great news from a country that the rest of the world is trying hard to match technically and compete with, usually not as successful.

Toyota, Nissan, Honda, Mazda all running about Japan powered by Hydrogen via phe plastic waste to energy tech. Imagine that as a headline.